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Travelling in Indonesia

Last updated: 22 March 2002
Visit our new site at
indonesia.insan.web.id/travel
With more than 13,000 (some say over 17,000) thousand islands, more than 300 languages and cultures, Indonesia is definitely a unique place to visit. The official language is Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian Language), although many people (especially in big cities) speak English. Most people also speak their own (native) languages. In small vilages, some old people do not even speak Bahasa Indonesia. They speak their own native languages. For more information about how Indonesians live, have a look at Indonesian Lifestyle pages.
Climate. ... detail at indonesia.insan.web.id/travel
Let's visit Steve Gill's Most Excellent Adventures in Indonesia. There are a number of excellent photographs of Indonesia and Indonesians at this web site.
Natural resources. ... detail at detail at indonesia.insan.web.id/travel
Check Calendar of Events to plan your trip to Indonesia. (Also check Indonesian events, which is rather out of date right now.)
Bali
Bali, the island of glorious dance and drama. One of the most beautiful islands in the world. Rather displaying the content in here, visit our Bali Page with its numerous links.
Jakarta
Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia. A snapshot of Jakarta by gimonca@skypoint.com.
Pemda DKI (Provincial Government)
Jakarta.go.id
Jakarta Hot Spot
BeritaJakarta: a portal on Jakarta (*new*)
Discover Jakarta: all about Jakarta.
National Museum: a recreation and education site in Jakarta
Taman Impian Jaya Ancol, a recreation area
How to get to Bandung from Jakarta
Alumni of JIS (Jakarta International School) see also this page (*new*)
West Java (Jawa Barat)
West Java covers 46,300 sq. hectares or roughly one third of the Java island. West Java has roughly 35 millions inhabitants. It is the most populous and the most productive province in Indonesia.
Bandung is the capital of West Java. It is used to be called the Paris of Java, and the Flower City. It is also very romantic. Weather wise, it is used to be a "cool" city. It is also famous for its beautiful girls. (This is a biased statement, since I lived in Bandung.) To get to Bandung from Jakarta, have a look at this page.
Bandung High Tech Valley: a site which aims to provide a complete information center of Bandung. However, this is focused on Indonesian audience (which means it uses Bahasa Indonesia). A great site. Of course I am biased, since I maintain the site.
Pemda Bandung: Government of Bandung
Another Travel Information of Bandung site
General info in West Java (Jawa Barat) and some cities (Bandung, Bogor, Cirebon)
A little history about Bandung
Exotic City of Bandung: Interesting pictures of Bandung and Maribaya (hot spring resort).
The Peak Resort Dining: a nice restaurant North of Bandung. You can see the view of Bandung and its surrounding. (*new*)
Close to Bandung is the city of Lembang and the crater of Tangkuban Parahu. Read the Legend of Sangkuriang to find out more about Tangkuban Parahu.
Sari Ater: Hot Spring Resort, Ciater, Subang
Bogor: a nice city in the middle of West Java
Cirebon: a city in the Northern East of West Java
Depok: a suburb of Jakarta (*new*)
Central Java (Jawa Tengah)
Salatiga (*new*)
Solo
A picture of Solo taken by gimonca@skypoint.com. Notice the billboard.
Borobudur: an ancient Buddhist temple. (updated feb 16, 1996)
Yogyakarta
PT Taman Wisata Candi: Candi Borobudur, Prambanan & Ratu Boko, including Ramayana Ballet at Candi Prambanan.
Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta: a special city, popular place for tourists
Keraton Ngayogtakarta Hadiningrat
East Java (Jawa Timur)
Pemda Surabaya (Gov. official)
Surabaya City: information about Surabaya
Colors Pub in Surabaya
Mpu Tantular: National Museum of East Java
East Java Directories
A picture of Mount Bromo. Note: it's still alive.
Information about the city of Malang
Bantul
Magetan - Government office web site
Sumatera
Various places in Sumatera.
Minangkabau
North Sumatera
Sumatra Utara (North Sumatra) comments on travelling in Bukit Lawang.
North Sumatra
Berastagi: a place in North Sumatra
Karo
Riau
Riau Provincial Government (*new*)
Batam: an island close to Singapore (*new*)
Riau and Batam
Sumatra Selatan (South Sumatra)
Palembang
Wong kito
Kalimantan
Balikpapan
Samarinda
Sulawesi Utara
Sulawesi Utara Manado, etc.
Pemda Tingkat I Sulawesi Utara (Provincial Government of North Sulawesi)
South East Sulawesi
Buton Online
South Sulawesi
Wisata Makassar
Takalar Government Office
Gorontalo
Pemda Gorontalo: Government office
Maluku
There has been an interest in Maluku (Moluccus) due to the recent civil unrest. We are looking for more links about Maluku. If you know one, especially if it is in English, please share.
An informal Maluku homepage
Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT)
Ed Parker's page on Nusa Tenggara Timur
Lombok
Lombok
Lombok (another page)
Lombok Hotels
IndoEast Network.
Irian Jaya
Irian, an interesting page to visit. Quite different compared to the rest of Indonesia. Irian is famous for its Asmat people.
Biak, an island off Irian Jaya.
Dani People of the Baliem Valley.
Sixten page on Irian Jaya
Photo Gallery of Irian Jaya
Timor
Dilli, (Please do not associate this with political reason. It is here for historical reason. When the political clout is over, we will take appropriate action, such as removing the link if necessary.)
Related to travelling in Indonesia resources
Surfing in Indonesia (*new*)
Paket Rupiah: a travel portal for Indonesians
Garuda Indonesia: Indonesia's airline company
A list of Tour & Travel agencies in Indonesia. (updated 15 October 2000)
Accommodating Asia - Travellers' Exchange on Indonesia: bulletin board and discussions
Visit Indonesia Program (VIP) Welcome Card
List of Indonesia provinces and their capitals
Java Atlas
Museums in Indonesia
Birding in Indonesia
East Indies Expeditions
Hotels in Indonesia
Indonesian Underwater Adventure
How I spent my summer vacation
Mau ke mana?, Tim Zwaagstra's travel page.
Chilmar's travel-page on provinces of Indonesia.
Liono's Travelling to Indonesia
Indonesia Selayang Pandang
Indonesia Tourism Homepage
Various pictures of Indonesia taken by Charles
Travel-Indonesia.com
Cycling in Indonesia?
Wisata Indonesia
Map of Indonesia by Peter Loud.
Omega Net
Comments...
I also have created a page consiting of comments on travelling in Indonesia. (Note: currently the link is disconnected, since my account at U of Manitoba has been terminated.)
Other travelling and related resources
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GNN Travelers' Center.
INFOHUB
This page is featured at Washington Post web site
Informasi tentang Tokyo dan Jepang (Bahasa Indonesia).

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